Bayonets

Utica was the first maker of the Post WWII Combat Knife. It is called the Mark 2, officially KNIFE, COMBAT, MARK 2. Manufacture started in January 1960 and the shape of the crossguard and colour changed in 1962 dating this example between 1960 and April 1962. Post War markings show US over the UTICA name and no USMC or USN markings. The WWII markings on original knives showed USMC or USN and makers were Ka-Bar, Camillus, Robeson and PAL. Original leather 9 rivet scabbard is correct for this early model Utica Mark 2. This example is well used, blade is sharp and shows wear from use. Scabbard is complete and in very good condition.

WE ’25 pattern web frog fits the P1907 or P13/14 bayonets. This is specifically a Canadian pattern created for infantry and RCAF and has a brass press stud to attach the frog to the P1925 web belt. This example is in RCAF blue webbing. Maker marked with C broad arrow and 1941 dated. Shown mounted on bayonet scabbard for reference only, the scabbard is not included. RARE item.

Uncommon knife bayonet for the Yugo M56 submachine gun (available deactivated elsewhere on this web site). Very good original condition complete with scabbard and leather frog.